Russia’s Ukraine Invasion Raises Questions About Energy Policy
Daniel Yergin, the author of several books about geopolitics and oil, talked with DealBook about the complicated relationship between renewable...
Russia Ties May Hurt Thousands of European Companies
European companies that have operations in Russia are preparing for collateral damage as Western sanctions aim to penalize Russia’s economy.
Using Your Investment Gains to Help People in Ukraine
If you have an investment portfolio or own a home, you’ve probably experienced big gains. Here’s how to use those...
New C.D.C. Guidelines Suggest 70 Percent of Americans Can Stop Wearing Masks
The agency issued a new set of recommendations intended to help communities live with the virus and get back to...
U.S. Eases Sanctions to Allow Routine Transactions With Afghan Government
The move allows financial dealings with civil servants at government institutions, even if those ministries are now overseen by Taliban...
Starbucks Workers in Mesa, Ariz., Vote for Union
The victory was the union’s first outside Buffalo and appeared to underscore its momentum in organizing company employees across the...
Ukraine War Strains North Africa Economies
Egypt imports most of its wheat from Russia and Ukraine, and is looking for alternative suppliers. And Tunisia was struggling...
A Key Inflation Gauge Is Still Rising, and War Could Make It Worse
The Federal Reserve’s preferred measure is at a four-decade high. Rising gas prices tied to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine could...
Stocks climb, erasing their losses for a tumultuous week.
Investors shrugged off the latest inflation data, focusing on the war in Ukraine and the possibility of talks with Russia.
U.S. Energy Independence Is Shaken by Russia-Ukraine Crisis
Domestic oil and gas production in the U.S. boomed in recent years. But the country and its allies remain reluctant...
